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HOTEL COLUMBIA, A W Vaughan Propr. (See page 1006.)
Howard & Leary (Michael J Howard. D J Leary), dry goods and clothing.
Hughes E H, tailor.
Hyland Harvey G, livery.
Jones James E, propr Portage Democrat.
Juergens Ludwig, physician.
Kaiser F H, city treasurer.
Kellogg Alonzo, lawyer.
Kellogg Alonzo C, physician.
Ketchum & Parry (Wm R Ketchum, Wm H Parry), shoes.
Kiefer Andrew & Son (Andrew and Fred- erick W), ins and real estate.
Klenert Bros (Frank G and Anthony J), meats.
Kluender Julius, county treasurer.
Klug E J, shoes.
Krech George, meats.
Kurtz Joseph C, barber.
Kutzke Bros, masons.
Lee Wm J, barber.
Legge Thomas, physician.
Lennon Edward, bus line.
Lennon Patrick J, grocery and saloon.
Lewis H G, hardware.
Linscott Alvin, carpenter.
Lloyd & Son (Robert J and Walter), black- smiths.
Lohr Anton, shoemaker.
Luek G H, horseshoer.
McDermott Peter W, saloon.
Madden Thomas C. wool.
Mahoney & Metzler (J L Mahoney, G H Metzler), lawyers.
Marshall John, shoemaker. Mathiesson August, tailor.
Meacher Byron C, physician.
Memhard Edward L, photographer.
Merrill Fred H, real estate.
Meyer Otto H, grocer.
Michel F J, saloon.
Miller Bros (Louis and Carl), marble wks.
Mitchell Fred J, saloon.
Mitchell R E, lawyer.
Mohr. Charles & Bro (Charles and August), general store.
Mohr Christian F, lumber.
Monthey Robert, baker.
Moore A D, produce.
CEMENT
1 Milwaukee Cement Co., 7 Plankinton Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis.
(See Page 7.) MADISON, WIS.
J. CHRIS. HEINRICH, Consulting Mechanical Engineer -FUEL ECONOMY. ENGINE AND BOILER TESTS A SPECIALTY. (See Page 4.) 921 GARFIELD AVENUE, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Portage
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Portage 1005
Storm Windows, Storm Doors.
Screen Windows, Screen Doors.
ED. BLASCHKE, Jr., PROPRIETOR,
THE PORTAGE NOVELTY WORKS.
Manufacturer of
Balusters, Newels, Brackets, Porch Work, Wood Turning, Special Windows, Doors, Water Tanks. Planing, Matching and Interior Finish, Fine China Cupboards, Show Cases. Store and Office Fixtures, Estimates Furnished,
Phone No. 2232.
PORTAGE, WIS.
F. E. BURBACH, PROPRIETOR OF
Portage Steam Laundry First-Class Work Guaranteed. Traveling Men's Work Solicited. Telephone No. 1682. Office : Canal St., PORTAGE, WIS.
'Bus to and from all Trains. Commercial Sample Rooms.
PLANTERS HOTEL,
G. H. BREMNER, Proprietor.
50 ROOMS. CENTRALLY LOCATED. NEWLY FURNISHED. GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT. STEAM HEAT. BATH ROOMS.
RATE, $1.25 PER DAY.
PORTAGE,
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WISCONSIN.
DECORATIONS ODIN J. OYEN, 116 S. 4th St., LA CROSSE, WIS.
For CHURCHES, THEATRES, RESIDENCES Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics. (See adv. in class Clergymen)
1006 Portage
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Portage
HOTEL COLUMBIA,
RATE $1.25 PER DAY.
A. W. VAUGHAN, Proprietor.
First-Class Modern Conveniences.
STEAM HEAT.
BUS TO ALL TRAINS.
FEED AND SALE STABLE.
NEAR OPERA HOUSE, PORTAGE, WISCONSIN.
Moore George, carriage painter. Moore L B, clerk circuit court. Moran Edward W, grocer.
Moran & Arthur (Edward C Moran, Grace E Arthur), general store. Murison George & Son (George and Wal- lace), furniture and undertakers.
National Express Co, John C Britt agt. Nienstedt Rev J F (German Evangelical). Northern Grain Co, Harry Bryan manager. Nuzum Rev W A (Methodist Episcopal). Older Bertram F, dentist.
Owens John A, cattle breeder.
Palmer Miss D C, furrier.
Park Hotel, John Cummings propr.
Parsons Erastus M, cabinetmaker.
PLANTERS HOTEL, George H Brem- ner Proprietor. (See page 1005.)
Pohlman Wm, barber.
Port Charles A, jeweler.
Port Edward W, grocer.
Portage American Gas Co, W A Wilson supt.
Portage Bottling Works, Pugh & Von Berg proprietors.
Portage Daily Register, Maurice Goodman proprietor.
Portage Democrat (daily and weekly), James E Jones proprietor.
Portage Electric Light and Power Co, I W York pres, R E York sec and treas.
Portage Free Public Library, Mrs W G Clough librarian.
Portage Hosiery Co, J H Rogers pres, Llewellyn Breese sec.
Portage Mutual Co-operative Fire Ins Co, F L Sanborn pres, Wm Fulton sec. PORTAGE NOVELTY WORKS, Ed Blaschke Jr Propr. (See page 1005.)
Portage Opera House, Alexander H Car- negie manager.
Portage School of Music, A W Dent direc- tor.
PORTAGE STEAM LAUNDRY, F E
Burbach Propr. (See page 1005.)
Portage Telephone Co, Fred Runkel mngr. Portage Underwear Mnfg Co, F P_Schu- mann secretary.
PORTER A A, Postmaster.
Prehn Wm, carpenter.
Pugh & Von Berg (R O Pugh, C W Von Berg), proprs Portage Bottling Works. Purdy Bottling Co, E S Purdy mngr. Purdy Drug Co, E S Purdy manager. Purdy E S, chief of fire dept.
Rafferty, Lawrence, pumps.
Raimer Bros (Wm and Charles), saloon.
Raimer Wm C, wagonmaker. Rampson August A, tailor.
RAUP JOHN & SON (John and Joseph), Proprs Globe House, opp C, M & St P Ry Rebholz A J & Co (Adam J Rebholz, Ed- ward Fink), clothing.
Rhyme Frank A, drugs.
Rice & Schultz (Griffith R Rice, Henry A chultz), farm impts and blacksmiths.
Richards & O'Malley Co The, Wm L O'Mal- ley pres, Alva C Richards sec, retaining valve manufacturers.
Rockwood Edward A, cigars and billiards. Rogers Josiah H, lawyer.
Rohde John F, grocer.
Rollesten Louise, milliner.
Root E C, optician.
Roskee C W & Co (C W Roskee), jewelers. Rumpf Emma H, milliner.
Rupp Jacob W, blacksmith.
Ryan Daniel, saloon.
Sanborn Brick and Ice Co, Frank L San- born manager.
Sandstein Dr Michael, optician.
Sarbacker Wm, horseshoer.
Schenkenberg Wm, meats.
Schloemilch Albert, physician.
Schultze Ferdinand, general store.
Schmid & Huber (Frank R Schmid, Jacob Huber), meats.
Schroeder Herman, carpenter.
Schulze Hardware Co, L F Schulze pres, F G Schulze sec and treas.
Schwanz Julius, saloon.
Seevey Morris, livery.
Seibel John, carpenter.
Selbach Mrs Mary A, publr Columbia County Wecker.
Shanks David W, grocer and feed.
Shaver P H & Co (Porter H Shaver, Char- les C Jaeger), grocers.
Singer Mnfg Co, T N Teague manager, sewing machines.
Smith Charles C, register of deeds.
Spellman Wm, live stock.
Starostzick Rev A (Catholic).
Staudenmayer & Blume (John Stauden- mayer, John Blume), farm implements.
Stoddard Wm, farm implements.
Stone Rev W H (Baptist).
Story's College of Commerce, H A Story pres, A T Story sec.
STOTZER GRANITE AND MARBLE Works (S and R G Stotzer), Designers: and Builders of Fine Monumental Work, 325 W Wisconsin.
Stroud Wm S, county judge.
WE WANT YOUR COLLECTIONS.
Northwestern Col.Agency, 6th Floor Sentinel
Bldg, Milwaukee Wis. Years of experience enables us to give satis- faction in every particular. Experienced collection attorneys retained in each city. Special attorneys
sent from home office when desired.
PRACTICAL MACHINISTS Repairing Engines, Gas Engines and Pumps of Every Description. Builders of Special Machinery, Tools, Dies, Etc. General Repairing.
(See adv. in Classi- fied Machinists.)
CHAS. W. SCHNECK, BRO. & CO. 727-729 St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
How's Your Wiring? Does it Pass Underwriters' Inspection? -ESTIMATES AND POINTERS- A. O. COLBY, La CROSSE, WIS.
Portage
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Port Washington 1007
Swift Edward J, painter.
Tax Moritz, fruits and confectioner.
Tennison Edward, restaurant.
Thiel Albert, dairy.
Thompson Robert, live stock.
Toal James J, bicycles.
Tuckwood Wallace G, dentist. Turner Stephen, auctioneer.
United Cigar Mnfrs, C D Shannon mngr. leaf tobacco.
United States Express Co, D H Abell agt. Van Atta John W, insurance.
VAUGHAN A W, Propr Hotel Colum- bia. (See page 1006.)
Wayland Chellis C, lawyer.
Weir Andrew J, lumber.
Weldon Wm G, rug manufacturer.
Wells J E & Co (Joseph E Wells, Peter J postmaster.
Barkham), hardware.
WELLS J H, Propr Ember House.
·Welsh Daniel, saloon.
Welsh .Jeremiah, drayman.
Wenzel Alvin R, dressmaker.
Western Union Tel Co, F J Washburn SOLBERG E C, Saw Mill.
mangaer.
Wilkie Charles, tailor.
Williams Charles H, architect.
Williams Frank, saloon.
Williams George W, photographer. Wilson W A, supt Portage American Gas Co.
Wiltor Peter J, 2d hand goods.
Windrus Henry C, saloon.
Windrus Wm F, barber. Wing Charles, laundry.
Winkie Frank E, wholesale notions.
Wippermann Henry, saloon.
Wisconsin Central Ry, A A Forster agt.
Wisconsin Rundschau. Frank Heidt propr. Wisconsin State Register, Maurice Good- man proprietor.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Fred Runkel manager ..
Woelflein Henry, live stock.
Wonder J W, confectioner.
York I W & Co (I W, G E and R E York), flour mill.
Zeinert Alois, mayor.
PORT EDWARDS.
Population, 300. A village on the Wiscon- sin river and on the C., M. & St. P., the C. & N. W. and W. C. Rys., in Port Ed-
wards township, Wood county, 4 miles Barney Clayton W, dentist. southwest of Grand Rapids, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Lewis M. Alex- ander, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Brazeau Bros Co, general store.
EDWARDS JOHN MNFG CO, Paper Mnfrs. Thornton T H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
PORTERFIELD.
Population, 30. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Marinette county, 9 miles northwest of Marinette, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Bohan Michael G. publr Ozaukee County Advertiser.
(See page 4.) Hart & Co, grocers. Liberty Fred, saloon. McWilliams R, saloon.
PORT HOPE.
On the Wis. Central Ry., in Fort Winne- bago township, Columbia county, 7 miles northeast of Portage, the county seat and nearest banking point. Rural free delivery from Portage.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Allen & Allen, general store.
PORTLAND.
Population, 75. A postoffice in Portland township, Monroe county, 13 miles south- west of Sparta, the county seat, and 6 from Cashton, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. N. C. Berg,
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.).
BERG N C, General Store.
Peterson K, blacksmith.
Portland Co-Operative Creamery.
Syverson S A, leed mill. Thompson L C, carpenter.
PORT WASHINGTON.
Population, 4,000. The judicial seat of Ozaukee county, is an incorporated city lo- cated on the shore of Lake Michigan and on the C. & N. W. Ry., 25 miles north of Milwaukee, 52 south of Manitowoc and 99 northeast of Madison. The city is lighted by electricity, has 6 churches, excellent schools, 3 first-class hotels-the Hoffmann House, Thill's Hotel and the Wilson-a bank and five weekly newspapers, Herold, Ozau- kee County Advertiser, Pilot, Star and Zietung. Among the more prominent man- ufactories are 4 foundry and machine shops, the largest chair factory in the world, table and woodenware factory, brick and tile works, sickle grinder factory, flour mill, brewery and malt house. Telegraph and telephone facilities. Exp., Am. Her- vey L. Coe, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Ahlhauser Wm ,register of deeds.
American Express Co, N C Graner agt. Ballbach John, hardware.
Barth A & Co (Arthur Barth), general store.
Barth Bros Mnfg Co, Charles Barth pres, Herman Barth sec, table mnfrs.
Beaver Henry, general store.
Beger Richard, county supt schools.
Berners Hubert, carpenter.
Bichler Henry, merchant tailor.
Bichler John, boots and shoes.
Biever Peter, cigar mnfr.
Bink Michael, saloon. Blandin A A, prin High school.
Blong Nicholas, carpenter.
Bode Nicholas S, saloon. Boerger Bernhard, saloon.
Boerner Bros Co, A R Boerner pres, G A' Boerner sec, general store.
Bolens A D, publr Port Washington Star. Bostwick John M, jeweler and insurance. Brabender John P, cooper.
Henry Danischefsky MASON and GENERAL TELEPHONE CONNECTION
1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. (See Adv. In Milwaukee)
CONTRACTOR.
TELEPHONE
CONNECTION
314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
M. Pfeifer Heating Co.
ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating
BEAVER'S
Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance.
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve DEPUTIES WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.
1008 Port Washington R. L. POLK & CO.'S Port Washington
Braun George J, propr Wisconsin House. Butzine Wm H, jeweler.
COE HERVEY L, Postmaster
and
Mngr Wisconsin Tel Co.
Collins Joseph W, district attorney.
Cooney James, bottler.
Couch E E, physician.
Crowns George H, mngr Pt Washington Land Improvement Co.
Crowns George H, real estate.
Delles Frank M, sheriff.
Dornbach John, painter.
EAST VALLEY BRICK AND TILE Yard. Gunther Bros Proprs. (See p 1009.) Eckel Charles F, jeweler.
Ehaney Gilbert, furniture.
Eidenberger Bros (Leopold and Louis), drayman.
Eva Peter, mason.
Ewigh & Sons (Herman, Emil and John), fish dealers.
Fehlandt Carl, publr Port Washington Zeitung.
Galles John, saloon.
Galles Matthew, blacksmith.
George John, real estate.
Gilson Manufacturing Co, John Gilson pres, H W Bolens sec, foundry and machine shop.
Gorden Bros (Joseph and Michael), har- nessmakers.
Goldberg Jacob, junk.
Grobschmidt Rev Charles (Catholic.)
Graner Gustav, grocer.
Grasser Furniture Co The, N C Grasser mngr.
GUNTHER BROS (Samuel, Fred, Gott-
lieb and Frank), Proprs East Valley Brick and Tile Yard. (See page 1009.)
Hauck George, barber.
Hauke Joseph, poultry breeder.
Hartwig Max H, physician.
Hedding James, clerk circuit court. Hoff George, meats.
HOFFMANN F LOUIS, Propr The Hoff-
inann House, Located in Business Center, Large Fine Sample Rooms for Traveling Salesmen.
HOFFMANN HOUSE THE, F Louis Hoffmann Propr, The Place for Commer- cial Travelers, First-Class in all Appoint- ments, Free Bus to and From all Trains. Horn George B, undertaker and coroner. Horn Rev Wm (German Lutheran.) Hotel Wilson, Frank Wilson propr.
Johannes Hubert J, general store.
Jahn Wm F, county surveyor.
Johannes J H, county treasurer.
Johnstone Albert J, baker.
Kaempfer Anna, midwife.
Kaiser John, boots and shoes.
Kayser Michael, propr Northwestern House.
Kayser Peter, saloon.
Kech Frank, blacksmith.
Kehrer Leonard, carpet weaver.
Keller Louis, laundry. Klos Bros (Louis and Daniel), painters.
Koopman Albert, cheese mnfr. Koopman August, saloon.
Kraus & Grau (John W Kraus, Adam A Grau), hardware.
Krause Emil, saloon.
Kuhl Sisters (Annie and Maggie), dress- makers.
Kuhn Charles, meat market.
Large Bros (George and Wm), horseshoers. Large Wm, contractor.
Larson Christian O, agt Standard Oil Co. Lauters Nicholas, saloon.
MARTIN & WESTER (John and J B Martin, Michael Wester), General Foun- ders and Makers of a Full Line of Ma- chine Castings. (See page 1009.)
Meising Charles, barber.
Meyer Peter, saloon.
Mitchell Wm C, mngr Port Washington Fuel Co.
Molitor John J, saloon.
Moser O E, railroad and tel agt.
Mueller Andrus, apiarist.
Mueller Charles A, mayor.
Muenster John H, dentist.
Neundorf Hugh E, harnessmaker.
Noessen John, saloon.
Northwestern House, Michael Kayser
propr.
Ohlhagen August, boots and shoes.
Ozaukee County Advertiser, Michael G Bohan publisher.
Pauly Nicholas, cheese.
Peet K & M (Kate and Mary), milliners. Peters Nicholas, loans.
Pierson Peter, real estate.
Port Washington Brewing Co, Louis La Bahn pres, George Blessing vice-pres, Charles F Lá Bahn sec.
Port Washington Fuel Co, Wm C Mitchell mngr.
Port Washington Herald, W B Krause publisher.
Port Washington Land Improvement Co, George H Crowns mngr.
Port Washington Malt House, George Portz mngr.
Port Washington Opera House, Bernhard Boerger mngr.
Port Washington Pilot, Henry Schoensigel publisher.
Port Washington Star, A D Bolens publr. Port Washington State Bank (capital $50,- 000), George E Henry pres, Clarence Hill cashier.
Port Washington Zeitung, Carl Fehlandt publisher and propr.
Poutt Nicholas, blacksmith.
Reuter Bernard W, photographer.
Roden Michael, saloon.
Roska George H, boots and shoes.
Runkel August, dairy.
SAUER LOTHAR, County Clerk. Schils Nick, saloon.
Schindler Wm, saloon.
Schmit John P, carpet weaver.
Schoensigel Henry, publr Pilot.
Schramke John, brick mnfr and contractor.
Schumacher Frank, flour and feed.
Schumacher Jacob, crockery.
Schuder Joseph, baker.
Scott Wm F. physician.
Serger Rev Emil (German Lutheran).
Simmert H A, cigar mnfr.
Smith Bros Co (Delos & Herbert Smith), fish.
Smith Edwin R, druggist.
Krause Wm B, publr Port Washington Standard Oil Co, C O Larson agent. Herald.
Stemper Peter, dairy.
-SIGN OF THE
BLUE FLAG. Registered
ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.
384 East Water St., MILWAUKEE,WIS. RETAIL. -
"THE COLORADO SHORT LINE" From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY."THE
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN.
Cornices, Skylights, Roofing and Siding, Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work.
Port Washington WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Port Wing 1009
Samuel Gunther.
Fred Gunther.
Gottlieb Gunther. Frank Gunther.
GUNTHER BROTHERS,
PROPRIETORS OF THE EAST VALLEY BRICK AND TILE YARD. Brick, Tile and Hollow Block. WRITE FOR PRICES AND ESTIMATES. PORT WASHINGTON, - WISCONSIN.
MARTIN & WESTER, -FOUNDERS OF -- Machinery, Cray Iron Castings, and General Jobbing Work -MANUFACTURERS OF ---
Steel and Wood Beam Plows, ALL KINDS OF PLOW REPAIRS.
SHOP and OFFICE : Washington Street, .
PORT WASHINGTON, WIS.
Stephany John J, barber. Young Nicholas, druggist. Zausch Bros (Carl & Herman), cigar mnfrs. Stephany Wm J, livery and ice. Stelling R & Co, Otto Stelling mngr, flour Zestrow Walter, nurseryman and insur- mill and general store. ance. Stone Eleazer B, carpenter. Zimmerman Martin, saloon. Sturm Peter, shoes.
Zimmerman's Military Band, Martin Zim- merman leader.
THILL BROS, Proprs Thill's Hotel, A First Class Hotel for Commercial Men. Bus to and from all trains.
THILL'S HOTEL, Thill Bros Proprs,
Population, 600. On Lake Superior, in Electric Light, Hot Water Heat. Bus to Port Wing township, Bayfield county, 40 and from all trains. First Class in Every miles northwest of Washburn, the county Respect. Give Us a Trial.
Tholen Wm A, city clerk. Tink Rev I S (Methodist). Turner Eugene S, county judge. Ubbink Joseph, mason. Uselding John E, lawyer. Van Ells H & Son (Henry & Anderson), fish.
Verbinsky John, apiarist. Watry Peter, saloon. Watry Peter jr, saloon. Wendorf Rev A F (German Methodist). Western Implement Co, M W Neuns pres, Borgeson V R. builder ..
Bentson H Martin hotel.
Braff C. L, hotel.
Collin Andrew, blacksmith.
Conlin H. barber.
DAHLSTEDT N G J, Physician, Gen- eral Store, Drugs and Town Clk.
GIDMACK & JOHNSON, General Store. Greenwood Charles, livery. Gulloff E W. meats.
Holmgreen John, saloon.
Howard George A, real estate.
Klovstad J H, general store. Mateson G A, teacher.
C A M R I V E R
L A
D CO.
J F Trottman sec. Weyker Nicholas J, clothing. Weyker Mrs N I, milliner. Wilkie Bros (Fred and George), genl store. Wilson Frank, propr Hotel Wilson. Wisconsin Brass Foundry, W J Turner pres. Wisconsin Chair Co. F A Dennett pres, J R Dennett sec.
Wisconsin House, George J Braun propr. WISCONSIN TELEPHONE CO, Hervey L Coe Mngr.
PORT WING.
seat, and 18 from Iron River, the nearest rail approach and banking point. Ship in summer by boat from Duluth or Ashland Has Catholic. Presbyterian and Swedish Lutheran churches. Stages daily to Iron River, fare $1. Nils G. J. Dahlstedt, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Antonson Andrew, shoe and harnessmkr. Babcock Grace, teacher.
See Page 289.
Miller' HIGH LIFE THE BEST
MILWAUKEE BEER
AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti- mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
Is the Pioneer Company in Health Insurance. No Medi- cal Examination Required.
1010 Port Wing
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Potter
Mobery E O, tanner.
Moore-Kepple Co, lumber mnfrs.
Ogden S S. dry goods.
Okerstrom T N, real estate and logger. Olson L, tailor.
Pierce J W. saloon.
Portage Entry Quarries Co, stone quarries. Rose Laura, teacher.
Schlin E. builder.
Stomberg A & Son. saw and shingle mills. Thorson Andrew, flour, feed and laundry.
POSTLAKE.
A country postoffice in Elcho township, Langlade county. 26 miles north of Antigo, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 4 from Elcho, its shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Mrs. Ida M. Thompson, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) MONROE JOHN, Justice.
Snyder Miss Edna. teacher.
Thompson C H, saw mill.
The Time Indemnity Company Germania Building, (See page 8.) MILWAUKEE, WIS.
POTOSI,
Population, 500. An incorporated village in Potosi township, Grant county, on the C., B. & Q. R. R., 12 miles south of Lan- caster. the county seat. Has a bank, 2 hotels and a creamery. Stage daily to Lan- caster; fare, $1. Exp., Adams. Telephone connection. Andrew Kaltenbach, post- master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
B B Telephone Co, W J Welch & Co mngrs.
Bennett Mrs R C, music teacher.
Bennett Rev R C (Congregational).
Burkett Lawrence A, barber.
Campbell John R, auctioneer.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, J T Vogelsberg Propr.
Coons Henry B, notary.
Coons H Eugene, hardware.
Craig Wm, dray.
Craig & Wunderlin (Wm Craig, Wm Wun- derlin), livery.
Doser Joseph H, saloon.
Durley Mrs R H, dressmaker.
Duvee J J, mason.
Elskamp Bernard, carpenter.
Fure John H, blacksmith.
Franke August, tailor.
Gibson Ida, dressmaker.
Giesen F B, carpenter. Grimm Mrs Emma, milliner.
Grimm Fred H, harness. Grogan John, mason. Gunther Joseph, shoemaker.
Hambitzer Wm, physician.
Hufnagel Michael, carpenter, 21/2 miles e.
Hymer West C, live stock.
Jackson James H, marshal.
KALTENBACH ANDREW, Grocer and Postmaster.
Keehner Christian, dray.
Kern Henry, wagonmaker.
Leibfreid George, carpenter, 21/2 miles e. McGovern James E, physician.
Morris Frank, painter.
Neufang Charles, blacksmith.
Ostermeier Mrs Elizabeth, propr Potosi House.
Ott Frank, fruit grower. 11/2 miles e.
Ott Joseph P, barber.
Pape Rev P (Catholic.)
Patzner Joseph, apiarist.
Potosi Creamery, Thomas & Orrick proprs. Potosi House, Mrs E Ostermeier propr.
POTOSI STATE BANK (Capital $10,- 000), Adam Schumacher Pres, ( J Ragatz Cashier.
RAGATZ CHARLES J, Cashi ir Potosi State Bank.
Reinecke Louis, meats.
Reynolds E A, prin of school.
Roesch Philip, live stock.
Roesch & Son, cattle breeders, 5 niles n.
Roser Peter H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Runkel Theodore H, general stor ;.
Rupp & Rupp (Anthony G and Joseph J), blacksmiths.
Schmidt George, furniture and undertaker.
Schumacher Adam, brewery.
Schumacher George K, carpenter.
Seaton J A & Co, James A Seaton mngr, drugs.
Seaton Thomas R, justice.
Seippel P J Lumber Co, Peter Rethwick mngr.
Standard Telephone Co, W J Welch & Co mngrs.
Stelflug J J, live stock.
Stoker Wm, carpenter, 1 mile e.
Swale Henry, mason.
Swale Mrs Sarah, milliner.
Thomas & Orrick (Wm H Thomas, Harry C Orrick), general store and props Potosi Creamery.
Tobin J J, painter.
Ulbrich August, carpet weaver, 11/2 miles e. Union Telephone Co, W J Welch & Co mngrs.
VOGELSBERG JOSEPH T, Propr Com- mercial House and Saloon.
Vogelsberg & Miller (Fred Vogelsberg, J Miller), painters.
Welch W J & Co (Wm J and Kate L Welch), grocers.
Welch & Spaith (Wm J Welch, David E Spaith), saloon.
Wilmotte Edward M, justice and notary.
POTTER.
Population, 150. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Ry., and on the Manitowoc river, in Rantoul township, Calumet county, 10 miles northeast of Chilton, the county seat and 5 from Brillon and 41/2 from Hilbert, all of which places afford banking facilities. Exp., National. Tel., W. U. A. H. Prange, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Altmann Frank, blacksmith.
Beilke Albert, cheese mnfr.
Bertschy J P, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Gruett Henry, insurance.
Lerch Oto, ins agt and justice.
Loose Theodore, hotel.
Manke Frederick, harness.
Mihn Frank, blacksmith.
Muehlineir Rev Otto (Reform:) Prange August, insurance.
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PRANGE & LERCH, General Store, |POWERS LAKE HOTEL, H J Spetz- Hardware, Furniture and Agrl Impts. man Proprietor. Pruess E C, builder.
Pruess Fred W, ins and notary.
Reimer Wm, carpenter. Riedel Edward, agrl impts.
Riedel Fred W, cheese mnfr.
Theil John, cheesemaker.
VOIGT AUGUST, Grain and Lumber. Weichmann Rev Paul (Lutheran.)
Werz Michael, genl store and grain.
POUND.
Population, 400. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Pound township, Mari- nette county, 30 miles by rail and 20 by road west of Marinette, the juricial seat and nearest banking point. Has Adventist, Baptist and Catholic churches. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. B. Gis- senaas, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. and Presbyterian churches, a Presbyterian
(See page 4.) Bahlert Hugh, hotel and saloon.
Brown Charles S, carpenter. Crowley C B, saloon. De Keyser Joseph, genl store.
Driscoll P F. saloon and wood. Dwyer Phillip, lumberman. Gandette Camille, meats. Gillen & Warning, saw mill. Gissenaas A F, general store. GISSENAAS B. Notary and Postmaster
Heisel Louis, shoemaker. Hirton Wm, live stock. Horen Joseph, saloon.
JACOBSON & BROOKS, General Store. Krueger L A, cheese mnfr. Lepine Joseph, blacksmith. McClure Nathan, barber. McNely Thomas N, flour mill. Neubauer Mrs E, hotel. Rice C C, grocer. Runnoe Isaac, saw mill. Rymer J S, livery. Schwitty Fred, tailor. Tegen R H, railroad agt. Verkuilen Antone, jeweler. Walker L G, physician.
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